May 21, 2017, Kelowna,BC-via Prescott
“Wherever you have friends, that’s your country. Wherever you receive love, that’s your home.” Tibetan proverb quoted by the Dalai Lama in The Book of Joy (I highly recommend this book!) This quote brilliantly summarizes my experience of life with and as an exchange student. Half your heart has moved to a new location.
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I like this quote, Gary!
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Me, too- and it’s forever true!
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As a traveler, I know there is a lot of truth here.
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Yes, and it seems you have truly established several homes.
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Yes. I feel more at home now then when I lived in a house.
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